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While a good many millionaires will agree that their fortunes were made in property, the honest ones will also tell you that they've probably lost a few fortunes in property along the way. This is a risky business and every property purchased doesn't always pan out to become a successful investment. There are many risks involved in property investing and you would be going to battle unprepared if you didn't take a moment to carefully study these risks and work to avoid them when planning your property investment strategy.

Unfortunately, there are very few one size fits all risks for property investing, as each type of investing is inherently different. This means that each type of property investment will involve a new set of risks. Below you will find a brief overview of different styles of investing and the usual risks that are involved in each.

Rental real estate

This type of investing offers some risks that are unique and some that are also risks when investing in real estate that are lease-to-own or rent-to-own as well. First and foremost is the risk of failing to make a profit. If the property in question cannot achieve an adequate monthly income to cover the expenses of operating the property then it is not a solid investment.

Other risks include the risk of getting bad tenants. This is particularly hard on first time investors. Bad tenants are costly and in some cases destructive (which leads to even greater expense). Vacancies are another risk for rental real estate. These real estate are only costing cash as they sit empty rather than earning cash as they were intended. Short turnovers are in your best interest as are long-term tenants.